New Dominator Rudder 8 13/16 Long Offset Mount 4" Wide 4 Bolt Pattern Scratched on 2040-parts.com
Redding, California, US
This is a New Dominator Rudder. It measures about 8 13/16 Long with offset Mount. It is about 4" Wide with a 4 bolt mounting pattern. It is a new old stock item and although it has never been installed the paint is chipped on one side from being moved around the warehouse. It is straight and solid and new, and 100% guaranteed. Thanks for looking.
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